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Eye to Eye

In a local pond sat a patient frog. Lowering my camera, I was able to snap an amazing shot, a portal to the world of the smaller creatures....
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In a local pond sat a patient frog. Lowering my camera, I was able to snap an amazing shot, a portal to the world of the smaller creatures.
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SONY DSC-TX30

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Aperture 48/10 ISO 80 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 1093/100

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Dec, 2016

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